Page 1 FIRSTNET IN WASHINGTON STATE GRANT COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT ROUNDTABLE – JULY 8, 2014 Washington State Interoperability Executive Committee (SIEC) Bill Schrier, Chair
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FIRSTNET IN WASHINGTON STATE
GRANT COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT ROUNDTABLE – JULY 8, 2014
Washington State Interoperability Executive Committee (SIEC)
Bill Schrier, Chair
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SIEC: State Interoperability CommitteeFirstNet: a nationwide wireless networkHow do responders in Grant County communicate today?Challenges you faceBuilding FirstNet in Washington StateWhat we need from you: Getting involved
Today
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Bill Schrier
• Chair, Washington State
Interoperability Executive
Committee (SIEC)
• Former Chief Technology Officer,
City of Seattle
• Chair, APCO Broadband Committee
• Former Police Officer
• Retired, U. S. Army Reserve, Corps
of Engineers
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Washington State Interoperability Executive
Committee (SIEC)
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SIEC
State Interoperability Executive Committee
Oversees interoperability for state agency radio networks
Concerned about interoperability statewide for responders, e.g. SR530/Oso Landslide
Designated by Governor Inslee as FirstNet Point of Contact
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SIECFifteen Members include:
Chief Al Compaan, Edmonds
Chief Jim Sharp, West Pierce
Clallam County Commissioner Mike Doherty
Patti Kelly, Whitcom 911 Director
Bill Benedict, Clallam County Sheriff
Stephanie Fritts, EM Director
WSP Chief John Batiste
Adjutant General Bret Daugherty
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The First Responders Network Authority
(FirstNet)
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23 : 343
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September, 2011
“We support the immediate allocation of
the D-block spectrum to public safety and the
construction of a nationwide, interoperable
broadband network.”
Nine Major Unfinished 9/11 Commission Recommendations
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February, 2012
Congress ActsSpectrum Act of 2012
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First Responder Network AuthorityFunded: $7 billion from spectrum salesIs licensed to use 20 MHz of spectrum in the 700 MHz bandWill use LTE commercial network technology (same as Verizon, AT&T etc.)LTE = long term evolutionA “data only” network today with cell callingMust produce a design for each StateGovernor must “opt in” or out of the design
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A nationwide, wirelessbroadband, 4G/LTE
data networkdedicated
to public safety
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“Public Safety” includes:
Emergency Medical Services, Firefighters, Law Enforcement
Emergency Management
Public Health
Public Works
Transportation
Tribal Nations
Water and Electric Utilities
And other responders as well …
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Challenges for
Public Safety and responders in
Grant County
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Questions for Responders in Grant County
How well do your voice wireless networks work – interoperability, coverage?
Do you use smartphones and cell phones and tablet or mobile data computers today? Carriers, issues?
What mobile apps do you have today or need to deploy for field/mobile workers?
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Why Build
Another
Wireless Network?
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“1952 hrs: Emergency services advising that cell phones are no longer working.”
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Today: who has priority on Commercial Cellular Networks?
OR
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Public Safety Apps
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Video, Augmented Reality
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Public Safety Grade
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What FirstNet
is not
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FirstNet does Not replace land
mobile voice radio (LMR) …
yet.
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How will
know what
… or responders in
really need for public safety communications?
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SLIGPState/Local Implementation Grant Program
Washington awarded $2.6 millionon Sept. 6th
Phase 1: Outreach, Education, Governance
Phase 2: Data Collection
Single Point of Contact: SIEC State Interoperability Executive Committee
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Phase I includes: A coverage map for Washington
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Phase II Asset Inventory
Dark fiber MicrowaveData centersRadio towersAnd more …
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Decisions, Decisions
• Governor: Opt-in or Opt-out?• Probably 2015 or ??
Goal: Before Governor makes a decision, he’s heard from all
interested stakeholders, including tribes, via the State Interoperability
Executive Committee
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Getting Involved
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www.ocio.wa.gov/onenet
OneNet vs FirstNet
www.firstnet.gov
State Federal
Goal: Best design for Washington
Goal: Build, Operate
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BillSchrier
MichaelMarusich
ShelleyWestall
Washington OneNet Team
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Get InvolvedWashington
Listserv – [email protected]
Stakeholder Committee
Technical Committee
August 13-14 in Spokane
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Help Us Answer …
Will FirstNet cover where we respond?
How much will it cost?
What devices can we use?
Will it reach into buildings?
Who gets to use it?
What apps will it have?
Who has priority?
… and more …
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Timeline?
Unofficial …
2014 (now) – Outreach
Aug 13-14 – Stakeholder/Tech Start
Oct 16 – “kickoff” with Firstnet
2015 (early) – Data collection
2015 – Design (by FirstNet)
2015? – Governor’s opt-in/out decision
2015-2017 – Construction
2017 (end) – Network operational?!
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Get the best possible design for Washington State
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Bill Schrier
• Chair, Washington State
Interoperability Executive Committee
(SIEC)
• Office of the CIO
• http://ocio.wa.gov/onenet
• 360.902.3674
• Twitter @billschrier
• http://schrier.wordpress.com
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My Answer to that is …
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